Parkinson's & movement

LSVT LOUD trains people to recalibrate to a normal, audible speaking volume.

LSVT BIG retrains bigger movements to counter the smallness Parkinson's can cause.

Exercise is a cornerstone of Parkinson's management, supporting movement and quality of life.

Rhythmic auditory cueing gives the gait a tempo, improving stride and reducing freezing.

Dance combines rhythm, movement, and social connection, supporting balance and wellbeing.

Structured treadmill training can improve gait measures like speed and stride length.

Focusing on large, deliberate strokes and visual cues counters the tendency to shrink.

Parkinson's often reduces vocal loudness; therapy helps recalibrate to an audible level.

Regular activity, routine, and staying connected all support quality of life with Parkinson's.